The Western Roman Empire: 285 AD to 476 AD
Less than two centuries after the Roman Empire was split into East and West, the West fell.
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Less than two centuries after the Roman Empire was split into East and West, the West fell.
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The Ottoman Turks ruled from the Middle Ages until after World War I. That is more than 6 centuries!
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The rise of Narmer and the 1st and 2nd Dynasties, during what is known as the Early Period, saw the rise of a unified Egypt along the Nile as far south as Nubia.
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The Old Kingdom period lasted from 2686 BC to 2181 BC. This age saw the 3rd through 6th Dynasties and the construction of their many architectural wonders.
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The 7th through 11th Dynasties of Egypt in the First Intermediate Period witnessed an abundance of civil strife and regional power plays.
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The 11th through 14th Dynasties of the Middle Kingdom Period saw large scale centralization and infrastructural reforms throughout Ancient Egypt.
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This Egyptian historical period was characterized by foreign invaders and the rule of concurrent, rival dynasties.
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The 18th through 20th Dynasties of Egypt in the New Kingdom Period saw the rise of great Egyptian prosperity, followed by an equally rapid downward spiral.
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Foreign rule from afar, and the rise of city-states from within, weakened centralized Egyptian rule during the Third Intermediate era.
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At times under Persian control, the 26th through 31st Dynasties were arguably Egypt's last hurrah before the encroachment of the Greeks and then Romans.
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These US civilian citizens have been detained by North Korea over the past 2 decades, and two still remain in custody.
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The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria is a terrorist organization trying to establish a theocratic reign over as much of the world as possible.
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Almost all of the more than 200 residents of Whittier live in a single building.
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The British monarch who ruled from 1714 to 1727 was born in what is now Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany.
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With Austrians mistaking fellow Austrians as enemy Turks, the Ottomans had an easy victory (or at least that's what some accounts say)!
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Interestingly enough, they called themselves the "Conch Republic", in homage to the shells of sea snails found in the area.
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A Czar (a.k.a. Tsar or Tzar) was a title used by several Slavic Empires through the ages, and has taken on new meanings in contemporary times.
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This line of Tibetan Buddhists has been in power since the 14th Century, with the 14th and incumbent Dalai Lama currently living in exile.
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A dynasty is a series of ruling authorities with close ties, especially families. One dynasty still in existence today has a continuous line dating back to 660 BCE.
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The 828,000 square miles involved included parts of 15 modern US states and parts of Canada, effectively doubling the size of the young U.S. in 1803.
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